Table Tennis & The Polar Bear Effect

How to Play in the Zone by Thinking Less and Visualising More

So you need to get ‘in the zone’. But how? One thing you need to do is keep the left temporal lobe of your brain under control. It’s simply unable to handle the words and directions many believe we should be thinking about. But how do you keep it under control? And the Polar Bear Effect? It happens when your coach tells you not to do something. The thought gets lodged in your subconscious and bounces back into your short-term memory, overloads it and hurts your performance. So what can you do about it? You’ll find the answers to these questions in this ebook.

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Contents

p1 – The Game had Changed Forever
p4 – How Words can Mess with Your Memory
p7 – 13 Milliseconds is All it Takes
p9 – Feel it. Don’t Think it.
p12 – Power Up Your Forehand and Keep Your Accuracy
p15 – What Happened to my Silky Smooth Swing?
p17 – Let Your Proprioceptors Weave their Magic
p20 – There are No Polar Bears in Texas. Or are There?
p23 – Why Rebounding Thoughts Can Cause Havoc
p26 – What Have We Learnt?
p27 – And Where to From Here?
p29 – About the Author

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